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Category Archives: Humourless
We Need More of the Mentally Ill in Our Schools
I’m expecting that title to inflame some of you. Maybe then you will get the idea what the NRA did to me when they suggested the answer to school shootings is more guns in the schools. I came up with … Continue reading
Posted in Humourless, Politics
Tagged 5 injured at gun shows today, anosognosia, armed guard plan, Calfornia tragedy mostly averted, Columbine tragedy, crisis lines, mentally ill, National Rifle Association, negotiating classes, negotiator, NRA, NRA conned Philadelphia and New Jersey, NRA made verbal personal attack on president's family, proper vetting necessary, psychiatrists, psychiatry, psychologists, psychology, treated mentally ill negotiator
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Is There Some Science Behind the Chinese Zodiac?
Long time followers of this blog may remember my Traiters post of a couple years ago. In that post I said that the trait part of astrology may have some truth to it. (Note: I didn’t and don’t believe in … Continue reading
Posted in Humourless, Pseudo Science, Science
Tagged astrology, astrology Venn diagram, Chinese Zodiac, Chinese Zodiac repeats every 12 years, Chinese Zodiac still not science, do animals of Zodiac coexist or hate each other?, economic cycle, recession babies have different traits, traiters, traits
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Meet the New NRA: Militant Socialists
The NRA has a new idea that was brainstormed last week following the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. You’ve undoubtedly heard their call for MORE guns. More specifically they want an armed guard in every school. This will, according to … Continue reading
Posted in Humourless, Politics
Tagged armed guards in schools, armed guards would get much more than minimum wage, guards need to be vetted, gun control is more sensible, less guns, more guns, National Rifle Association, Newtown shooting, NRA, presumably the government pays, security theatre, socialism
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New Personalities in the Corporate Playground
It’s very old news that corporations have demanded the rights of people and largely gotten them. But what kind of personality does a corporation have? Many jurisdictions have said that shareholders rights must triumph over every other aspect of a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Humourless, Politics
Tagged B corporations, B corporations certified by 3rd party, B or B corporation does not stand for benefit, beneficial to all stakeholders, Benefit corporation is a legal definition, benefit corporations, corporate personality, corporation, hopefully B and benefit corporations become the majority, more democratic capitalism, normal corporations are like psychopaths, primacy of the shareholder
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The Racist Party
During Ontario’s last election, I picked on one of the big parties for being “the party of the intolerant”. This was my first humourless post, I was that serious about the allegation. You see, every election cycle it seems that … Continue reading
The Story of the Lost Hijja
Climate change deniers pose as the other side of the climate change “debate”. Well, I’ve got news for them. Climate change science isn’t the other pole of the spectrum. Indeed climate change scientists are centrists. The other pole of climate … Continue reading
Posted in Humourless, Politics, Science
Tagged climate change, climate change debate, climate change deniers, disprove the Hijja existed, exodus to poles, face burning acid rain, greenhouse gases, increasing heat, mega engineering projects, runaway greenhouse effect, sulphuric acid rain, th Hijja, too dense atmosphere, Venus is way hotter than Mercury, Venus landers crushed and melted in one hour
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Monopoly Pricing
In this first story Spacex (provider of space flights) decides to partner with Bigelow (potential maker of a private space station). This of course means less competition in space and thus lesser incentives to improve technologies and pricing. But this … Continue reading
Polymath as Remedy
I hate novels about writing. I hate songs about music. I hate movies or television about Hollywood. I hate art that asks “what is art?” The first three of these were developed by me as a simple member of the … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Art, Humourless, Music, Stage and Screen, Writing
Tagged abstract art, anatomy, art should be about something, David, Hollywood, Inconstant Moon, Isaac Asimov, John Grisham, Journalistic curiosity, Larry Niven, Laurel L. Russwurm, M, modern art, novel, Paul McCartney, polymath, Renaissance art, Seinfeld, two Uniques, what is art?
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